Videos

On a panel titled “An Historical Perspective - What Shapes A Country?” the authors used their books as the starting point in a discussion about the historical, cultural and social influences…

Panelists discussed the history of women’s rights in America and abroad. They talked about the historical and current roles of women in societies around the world. Panelists also responded t…

Gail Collins talks about issues in the news and editorials in the New York Times on President Bush’s policies. She also responded to telephone calls and electronic mail.

Panelists discussed the process of expressing political opinions. They talked about getting ideas for topics and the type of situations about which they write. They also discussed the reacti…

Ms. Collins talked about her book, America’s Women: 400 Years of Dolls, Drudges, Helpmates and Heroines, published by William Morrow. She talked about a large array of personalities: women w…

New York Times Page Editor Gail Collins talked via video link from New York City about the situation in Iraq and other topics in the news, including the hearings of the September 11 Commissi…

A panel discussion on the Stafford Stage titled “Not Who You Think She Was: Some Amazing Women In American History” was moderated by Ms. Kalpakian. One focus of the discussion was the impact…

New York Times editorial page editor Gail Collins talked about the appointment of Bill Keller as the new executive editor of the New York Times, and about other topics in the news. She discu…

Editorial page editors talked about the past, present, and future of Opinion Pages, including the newspaper markets and the role of journalists as educators.

Management and staff of the New York Times discussed the various operations and publishing of the paper as well as the news of the day. They also responded to viewer comments and questions.

Gail Collins, Editorial Page Editor of the New York Times, talked about the New York mayoral elections, the impacts of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center on the campaign, and th…